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Tabrimmon in the Bible — Hidden Meaning & Symbolism
Tabrimmon (A. V., Tabrimon), tab'-rim-mon (Heb.)-- Rimmon the good; Rimmon is good; pleasing to Rimmon; exalted good. Father of Benhadad, a king of Syria (I Kings 15:18). Meta. A ruling thought in the sense intellect of man that believes in the power of and works in harmony with that which the Syrian god Rimmon denotes. (See RIMMON.)
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